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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25
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Yesterday Was ne cnlfooG day nf IA
s.s,1r.. and ret 0FsTcoatI were Ne exesn
taa ratb6p th9n thoEulA
A msrriaes llcenss 8ee iaauea gseteFss =
b Auditor Wesd % eAn11 Boxl1 sa1
Annis IeWlA both q hlaok DlemonA
rs Flsetwooa mn1s . spe1,al iElp d
0.Tnnia % rake 10 tor tie ons 80
mfssed Whon her cyandsR head wnl
IrvIssflons ere ont For ths firs. mills.ry
Ill 10 b given b Companfes 3. b and
3. ls1l regiment y 9. w, &e latter paEi
q The wees,
ne city ansasnnant rplla wIli b turned
ever b To treasures Today ~ thm ciaF
aIesk. nftnr which taxes Tor fhis year can
~ pmi4 nt say tima
ne et@amar City ~ Qainqy D laid Up
Hn4eraping SIMS reRaiEA Her shah Wa
1hsss ere both being renewed.
ne lEzk ". W. Case l.ni1hsd her 7areo
* lkIatsr q etetnon 4 P1sl'a min On Sat
ards9, and q now q kor Wag q hsz des-
tinailon h eoufheFH Calllcrnia,
ne Pfsmiar VII make her first rezu-
lar trip % the Sound today. 1helefi Van.
ooager nftef the arrival ~ ne oForkaDd
lFzia yesterday aftofn0ou and nay - ox-
pss1s4 here 81 an early hour this nleEnine.
Arthnr Matthew'S. of anehnniah City.
aaneare6 bef1re United states Canmls
nrEar Emery ca Saturday On 4 charge Of
mllfaN lianaF 70 lnAinna and Wna held %
await the action Of the NrMnd jury e. The
naxa term Of ccuFk
Ths s.samer skagit Chisf nrrivod here
LAST nfEhf from GaeomnaE. Nha had TWEEN
sysaFe passengers tor Seattle, and 400
BaekA II oats Tor haF owners et Tacoma
AfleF landing her rnasonQnfB she pro.
oesdsd Up Sound with her freight
The steamer George \. starr has been
f1Id np for 8 Thorough eveEhaalinR It
wi require Elx Week6 @ two months -
pal her - good repair. When she comes
on tie Nsrlh Pacific VII b WllhdraWn
to fecelga nav boilers. TIE boilers now %
be- having h8en II almost constant use
Ter nsFsnteoa yeara.
Rev. ,. 8, strange. the rstlFiae pastor
q TIE EiEaa PFeahYterinn Church of this
ellg, and his oatimahle wife, will b tan.
t1Fe6 8 farewell, tecoplicn b. the dies
81 he churcb Wednesday evanlnH. 0cto
Der 81 q ne residences ~ Mira. II. jones.
corner mn and Jefferson stEeesA Not
enly membela AZ ne congregation bat all
etnsf frianaa ara cordially inyitea 70 te
present.
ne Puck 0psrA Company win appear
ai Ffye'n Opera Hoass % Friday and Sat
urdaY eYeningB naxt. The cqmpanY has
lust arrived over the Canadian Pacific
lsom lhs kas, and 4 now plaYlng e Vic
win sepasr h this city. 'sFan On shIp.
board WI hs the opsfstsa for the open
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25


Il ssems almost Impossible 10 imagine
what taste d nov being displayed ia The
notwithstanding and designing Of boys
clothing, and the taste required IN Sc
testing the various shades and designs,
bul the well knswn Arm Of Kline 4
Rosenberg have this season secured
through their watchful manager Of the
hoyR clothing department. the largest
and most varied assortment Of boys'
Jersey and gtocklnet sulta In ell shades
and Is different styles, including the
popular Norfolk and sailor designs evef
presented 10 the purohasinR community
Of Seattle and Vicinity. An invitation
e extended 20 all parents blessed With
sons 20 gaEs UPON tbese gems Of artistic
lasts, and gllanee a. them and the rea-
sonable prices marked viii move them
ffom ouF crowded shelves. o2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25
POLICE COURT MOTIFS.

Henry Walter appeared before Justice
sodsEberR yesterday and paid - for be-
ing drunk.
The cass against John Furey. for
selling hqaoF without . license, which
wa commenced Saturday and eontin-
ued yesterday 10 Justice S0derberg's
Cours. vas dismissed. The evidences
shaved that Farsy vas q waiter IN q
restaurant snd al the request Of @.
Noraslrom Che complainant went out
and bought = dollars worth Of liquor
With the complainani's money. &fter-
wards . Dispute arose with regard 10
the bill complainant owed In the rssaau
rant, and the charge wag preferred
against Furey Ia revenge. The result
was that NordntEom aad 10 pay Ga 10
the costa In The cana.
Ed. Montaeas appeared In the saass
Court on charge % aasault With in
tens - commit murder. BE and 9 nAn
named John Peterson vera working to-
Rethef IN the County chain gang, whsn
Montague, Who h an Iedisn, and Peter
son had q Qnarfsl, and Petersen was
about half killed. NontaQus vas heid
10 await the actien Of the Grand Jary.
Thomas Gilbert has . shsuty on
South Fourth street, into whioh man
James ChaEuhfll, Was beoaRhf Iaaf week.
Churu4U vas drunk a ths time nnd
whans came 20 himself missed bis
watch and accnsnd 0ilbsFt Of ths theft.
GiibeEa vent 90 Jn9tiea JuneaRs efflcs 20
asa q warrant fnr Churehillss arress, bar
wan refused, the Jnstice havine had enc
ease Of GilbaFt's 10 his Ooars rricF 20
khia. He then vent 10 dnsttoa 0oder-
beEnss Oourt, Whars warrant was IT,
sued untsF the act Of 1885 6. which
reads as follows:
every person Who shall BIZ word.
sIes o. gestures uiifully provoke O. at
teupt 70 Kpoxoke smother psRsun 20
eoumit ~ assault and battery o. esheE
braaeh a. The peaee. shall Be deemed
eaIity q . uisdemeanor and upca con
visfssn thereof shaIl BE- aned II any san
nsl exceeding twenty Eve dollars, and
ehaEI stKnd convicted until gnch nne ard
ensas aFs paid-n Undzr thiH aca Justias
saaerhsra sentenced CharchilI 70 par q
lns az &Sk including costs, ana il de-
fanlt of pnymen1. 1ent him % the Ocun.
tv jail fer twelve DAYS
gnafiee Jou1s sent John Morley 10 fhs
Civ lsii for - daYs fGf hetng disorder
II, and Gnsd John Giss ~. ineladiaE
eosss. whisA he PAID. for bsinR drunk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

Z. !. rnnaru ram. ~ ~ skss

Ie. = nnnarr xnaxns - ~ n1az
/ zuua9.
Lasznine fhnf annslal N1naeaE c..
81 Hkenfs. e he Punas Esdnd o.
1srnssien Csmpnnys eena.mplslss isas.
Ln1 fsr 90 Eantsrn Esases 9 rnpatae1
called apen him sssis1aas sf.sEaoaz
snd nnke1 him 10 fAnnr6 % ths rnsa1z.
"xM = mid ME. EhesfA = a1aIl isava
TuesAxY mosnfuR for the Eass. esin9
" war Il ne USeRem Short K&ne ard
nnian Raei&a f1ilEua1A 1nhnll ~ ~
Nzpt a I1a1t ne nsousn4 uDigM eas o
nEz e1Ips Win rails on board shto.a
aEzfRe. II N.,I1A oS1a I VII hng1sn h41ks
Mf pE1ze11 IusGuES0n n % 6zlBH NJ
faHzlY oa1 aiIh M unen rs1uEn- ~
ne1 1oaos q kimneaxas addition VII b
eus glsls8 - that tiuse, e. & liflse laeer.
NJ trip . made q The lntereEt - rs
Co2p6ny. aud I will probably - solne
tmpolt1nl c1nlrze1l before - re1ukn.
NepozteE@@ Who uin have ch1rRe 9t
tie o. teiiuu e TIE roaa duriuR y1ar
nhnaneal
Wiihoat answering he Quez1lun NJ.
BhanfB wnlke& b bin aask, and knn&ed
he Fep0rteF &ho following circular;
Euonx GuumD CuMrxnuu51uM Co.
GnkTxEn, October -. 1871.
~. Il Jones hes been appointed D.
vision Superintendent Of tbs Anished
portion ok he Seattle, Laka Ehore nn&
B1seaEn Railway, nnd vii hare cknrnaI
Of Ne fEan1portaiioE, looonotiEos and
Feed GepoElm6ntn o. this OoupaaGs
His Supervision wilI extend Eastward -
ske enatneefinR departments oompiesea
lha1 portion q fhe Eoad n1w un1sr elrn-
tEaof.
". :. 1ennines, General Rrslahs ana
Passenger Agent win have charge Of
the tHAl1o 6epartmeut.
q. a. GHKkEn. Gen. Manager.
zMn uEvmzuM gUrMEnExEmnMM1,
y. n. 5nnsa. IA The son az Chlef Jnsaies
j. A. Jones, and although quite yonne
nan, has had 1nnny yenEn experience il
rziisoodinn. he vas b lha empleg Of
The Ohieaa9 and NoEahwestsEn Foxd for
six years. and the Atohison, Topeka and
Santa Eee for nVe yearss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

Fn1aHEENKp HIM WTrH REyo1ynn. =
Mrs. Hattie A. willie, Who has resided
ID Seattle for nine yeara, yesterday filsd
her egmplalns IN The District Court ask-
ina for q divorce from her husband
James villa. Mrs. Willie states that
chs waa married 20 the defendant ia
Seattle June q, 1878. The grounds al
legsd fof The divorce ara, nrsi. hahiiual
drunkenness, and second, cruel treat
nent aud aondact which led che PLATA
til 10 fear foE her life. The complaint
saya tha1 the defendant ''has for years
past made q slave Of plaintiff, treating
Der cruelty and tyranioaliy, prohibiting
Der, amona ether things, from going 10
church, ohieoiing 20 her visiting her
nolQhbofs, % egsn gelne 0ot Of The
hoaae; that during the last tgo years
and upwards be kaa, npon oemina heme,
taken q lgaded rgEolVor, Walking up and
down the citing room for She pnFposs
Of lsgTifyina lhe plaintiff; that on divers
occasions dnring the last twe years de-
fsudenl lay u hed awaks all niahi With
q Fagulssx In h1a hands, every unoe In a
Wills drawing the hammer causing q
click, aud making other movements
tendiMz 20 Gauss plaiutlH 10 believe chat
be vas ahont 10 dinchaFae H. Mrs,
Vile asks possession Of their only
child, . boy, named Frank II. Wills.
fha defendant owns property on Third
street vaiaed 81 e6oo0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

~ E1EN ma n1N1Ef1 Ea1EI 6
HeAsguo Uazk9 nUNfH1 rzaza.
/ NIlAam DsrI<ls, ~ mzn NAs -.
va eonsldefahls fsrz1 - k,s purssIt q
amaA xke@ ssEhassti eas Pes oiszn.
sza dInsAaeNsd frsn in ysstsrdsg. Il
WI be Fllnsnah1rs1 thna hie asf1inR -
- fail rs para q tAs chkss. Ths nna
e1Ne ~ his anthuslnam mns gsxy A1noh
ouiled b. his expEriGnee - al Hs
NsHz'i nearig - sara ne0et nis mAn
IyeAaHd4g - be wa1 nozre tire So
= guess Esm nut maoh q 3 defe1sfse. z
Ee sid o q PeE1 lMKN1E1aENu4N rEr1fI-
81 ane khe1e eaa q faf-aNz3 Isak n 1l1
s58 Nte1 ha mid 90. Re vas look8nz -
uAE6 8snbsck, uheEe TIE egenttai ezia1e
beaa1. ST Beema rzt1er f1any ns@
87zt Eidiculou1 thing 4 wae f1E Ne 80
Ret mYeelf II fats n crleF - fellow ny
nans b1l, e. y1u know, really thozzhf
t1ae 3 u11 . mighty ghrewa tdea. 81se
VS. 10 1eaftis wilhout znpn1y nn&
uilhnnl fEisndz, end my nnan ez1sly
tonse4 h ffii. OF egurse, wa611 aass
tnen be vas Pets Olsen. o. would have
mads an infogmAsion against hin- was
afrnfd 10 aeh nnybodg % help me 10 Tia
AFFAIR bsenune would have to divias
the Hewa2d. Then wns powerfully In
pEeea8d with tha IDEA that was DANG g
aEzaft thing % Be sent 10 tan. / enuId
talk % htn there wlthoat e1aifin9 eng
xnd / az. Go. Be tidn'S I'll q 81 I
gs1tea % knsu. but Be ialhsd psstiy
ffselY.
aPsrkaps be suspssssd uhsi you usss
eolnel. saREcssed Ne rsposisf. s7npas
aWsIi. Be uas vssy quiss % ssns
matters. had q great sdea about
fKiahAenina him nearly 70 daath, and
uoui9 h1Ea deus 90 II the EhariH had
net been % GEm5y u The optul0n that
lhs man waan'8 Olsen. Intended
dressing nygelf 40 as q woman, all Ia
whits. with q mask On, nna thsH 10 In
- bis cell at night. KWo1l6 have ear
rcd Q dim Iient and have pretended /
thai vas Mxs. kiyonss ehoet. tall Ysn
] would have made things lively for
him. He wonld have confessed. By
burning 9 little brimston he uouId |
hays shouaht be was In . place where 3 /
oonfesaion would nos have kuF1 him
m1eh. u 0as = great scheme, but no |
one seemed 70 think very mesh about
ny suspicious. As . matter Of fact |
Was the only excited man.
well are y0u going % kssu up the
Il did think Of doing 90, hui kaEs /
not rot eupuzh money. Anyhow,
may Be mistaken about She man. Buf.
10 my mind, the man ressmbled Olsen /
very nnueh. II ever gsk on tbs track |
81 anothar man ON cure Of one thing |
Ihat ] wIll not do and that Is, ! will nsl /
70 70 Iail.S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

Rsmsmhar that when ws assaEt III
VaIns Of BEAndrsthss Pubs wa n1 ~
same tins RATES. yoa 70 the thousands Of
tes1imonlals We have publinhe4 sap
porting al and evan moro than we claim.
Tho best gvldenee II their vaiu8 iiee II
theeo lussimoni9lg. The BILLS hare heen
Ia uzs n this country HoE Over City yeagn
and Ia thaf time have beer euH8ly well
teeied. We nageE heard oomria1mt a
than. They era HARMLESS, besua voass
tAblA anA always d thsiF wosk val
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row rREY STOLE eRAIx.

Two cid shipmasiers, one Of whom
commands vessel nov In the hasbo,
we're chatting about Old times in the
preaenee Of q Posr-InzMz11aKnuna re-.
porter ths other day and ne they warm
ed 40 IN their "Reminiscences BEGAN D.
tell Of The Old iimes whsn the grain FOR
Enelish ports YES carried In American
bostems. and when theEe was q coed
Atlantic eoasfine trade In uhsat.
DO yuu remember, Osptain.S asked
one show they used g steal che wheal
loaded on their vessels and yet always
arrive with full eaFRoeegS
sOh. yes" eaia the other. "they used
70 pour q gallon Of vinegar into the
pumps and that settled the business
The reporter vas getting interested
and asked how that was managed. u
vas incompfehensible 10 him.
"Well," said one Of them, ayou see,
some one found out that the mixture OF
q little vinegar with the bilee water Ia
the hull Of the vessel would oause q sorl
Of steam or vRpouF to be generated
which
swKEzED THE ankrn
To an extent you would hardly believe.
/ have known instances where third Of
the cargo wee taken ouA et g way port
sold or otheFsise disposed Of and ths
remainder sWollen 10 The measurement
repaired b. The means ! have msn.
tiured."
"Bas," asked The reporter, awouId mol
the weight betray the theftfp
rs would II the grain had beeu
weighed bet In those days u vas al
measured out In BALI bushsl measures
and always tailed. Why, he continued,
II knew one Captain who bad large
stock farm en- the Coast Of Maine Who
bed about the best fed cattle and hcfssa
on the Coast, and yet be never bonRht
OF raised any grain Of any lind. he
etole g all IN this way. Some one, how-
ever, got on 70 the scheme and there wal
~ end % q. because anyone familiar
uish the method adopted could tell al
mosl lmmsdistsly II the grain had been
swollen or not"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

Raoxn HIs NruE.-Nr. r. J. Graham.
Via arrived from . viEl 10 H0od's
CANAL lest evening. furnishes us The fol
lowing paFtioulafs Of q fatal accident
vhlah occurred ct Seabeek seme time
Daring Saturday night or Sunday morn
ing a man named John Jacobs, en-
old timer on she sound, wa about Sea.
beck daring Saturday, and like many
woodsmen when they aea In town. he
drank pretty fFoeAy. About 10 u'cicck
10 the evening be went 10 the hotel and
took t0eEn 90 the second door. The
next morning hia wtndow vas up and he
YES found Wing beaoafh Il on the
Esouna With his neek hrohen. He vas
aeed aoeui nfty years end has foiiowed
eookinG u ioeainR camps and cook
houses Tor many years. The suppasi-
ton is tbat be raiaod The window for
ventilatle1, and that daring Tue night,
while b Z alf-daned condition, be felt
out q he uindow and bFcae HE neck.
5uslioe Of the Reacs ]. H. Yates. In tbs
absence Of The coroner, snmmoned =
taty nonaiatinQ q q. W. Paimer, John
Wiieoa. Richard Bswen. Caplain M.
eomheE, Afehy Wakes aud Sam NschoiS,
who. after celebrating on tha ease,
hkenahs Ia q verdict IN conformity vita
The facia as stated ahoVe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

The follsuing transfers Of rel eaaals
usrs nlsd for resosa yesterdays
DAVID 7. Denny and wife b 1cha P.
Park addition % Seattle; $50
RuboEt Ninrnle and vita g Wa.
Ooprh, NJ q SEA ena AElf e 1N u
81 - 7 % $ n rance 7 eastl &leo4
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WIsDON,s RflBFRTINR.

Leading ladies Of socissy and pEomi-
nsns pfofssslOuai Stars have tsstiasd
70 lie exeellenoy In the most emphatic
terms Guaranteed harmless and
matahlsss. A. B. Stewart. dEaRRiss.
Seattle, W. T.. sells u a. 20 cents per
bottle and Rives a beautiful card 70 every
nnrchaaaK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

LADIES' end nsnlIsmsn having sazt-e9
cIothina % diapoeo q, wiz Do Usll 10
call On u Z. Bales, ansti1neeF and 80
ond had de1leR. ooGneg Deson1 and
Oolum1ia esHselA oe1H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

AnnzyAE % rms AnoOs. The PaeiAs
eoast slsaRshlp C0mpany's sieamsF
Aneon arrived here Sunday svenina.
sAs renained fcs two days AZ Port
ToWnasnd, where she discharged go
tons Of FREIGHT prinoipaily salmon.
Captain Carroll declares this 10 b. she
largest easgo 81 freiRht ever hrosEht b
sleamel from ALASKA. Anoug the PAS
seneefs 60 Ne Aneen we're several uho
epena he sumacF IN the Yukon oonn-
Try. Seine q fhem hruuehs down great
Reld nu1RetA TIE sight Of Which h csi.
ealated 20 give . pareon The MINING
feveg. M0sa o. them hAvs great fAitA
In tesEa minnA and declare thai aftes
apsndina ahA winter IN civiliRatinn they
vii rasarn, whiee o,heFa declare that the
hArdshipa ana pEfsationa. ccapled with
TIE RreAa expenss Of living nAkea The
Eeld uhtch b taken oct of the Rroand
eaea fally 100 esufs 90 the dollar, ana Y
fellow happeus 10 Be uniecky u viii
eo9s him mueh mere than thai. TIE
AncoR. after dlsohaEainR freight ara
raAsengets. cent under ne shutes %
taee u . cargo Of eeaL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

TRa Foor RAcz.-Ah0ua foaF hun-
dEea psssoua were psessas "a ne Eaee
traok 10 witness TIE mach.tAiked q
Toss raes between .. o. Ryan. az this
esty. and Frank Iswia. q Oeeeon. a
spselAi train vas run oat 10 chs trnnk to
eeeommodaaa tAaea Who ala net feel IN.
salse4 % htEa laanA e. SO In The many
foFah with panaenRsrn. Lewis worN unlF
palx Of trunks, While Rgan wass 4
sAtgt and tx1nhs. Messrs. Barns ane
4sssy uufa eAoNen iaanss and SheFsH
SeeerAne refefoe- TIE ulaFt uas rad
~ UasuAi oonnena, and tie rpen ooi
sSsx ahola Avo oAoIock. Lswis took
- lsaa from the n,azt and hsld 4 d
e nnish. WHATS - ahout Ave fess.
- e,ssenes So - ysrds ard ths
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

Ramoval Sale--An wool, scarlet knit
shiFta anH drawers 625{a each. 81 -
sat. TnklAa q HinReRman. cells
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rHR VIZ eoRRnrLH.

nov THn DoAxs CONE 4ND 90, AND VINO
- N oolGAlkuD OF xHKM.
TIE new schsdnis Of the Oregon Rail-
vay q NaViassisn Company vent into
olIsel yesterday. A. 3 O'clock Ia Ihs
moEnlne the
Left for her round trip 70 Victoria, ex.
psciina 10 BE- back Al 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. but owing 10 the unusu ally
large amount Of freight Offering she did
not ast back until 8 o'clock. She had
large lists Of passengers both wsya She
b Ia command Of Captain Roberts. who
handles haR remarkably we'll. Mr.. Gtes.
son ID nrsa officer, Mr.. Lawson chief
euRlnser. ana Mf. Sailor, puFsex.
At 4o'ciock IN the moFninQ. the
KEMa HAYWARD
Lefi for Tacoma ana Olympia With q
large llsi Of passengers. and she re-
turned 81 3 o'cieok last evsninR With q
fell freiRhi and over 100 passengers.
she Il ia command Of Captain Green,
Csptaia @. II. Parker being fFst ofaosF,
NJ. Pardon chief engineer and Mr..
Blsckwced, purses.
xHn NORTH RkcEFru
First arrived from TAeoma ct 3 O'Clock
In the morning. bringing tho Raymcnd
exeuFalnn party. and many otheF pas
senGeRa. she returned with & Rood
lias aud came IN again al o'clock in
the afternoon with some forty ave or
atty passengers. some Of WHOM took
the Oiynpian foF Victoria this morn-
ing. 90 tbe arrival Of The OiymPtsn
che North P1eiho returned 10 Tacoma.
Tue North Pattfe Is IN command Of
Captain AndeFsoo; Mr.. Carter il drsi
efl1er, Mr.. Pearce. chief engineer. and
Mr.. Nelson porseF. The nee sehedale
sesma 60 awe sefy general satisfaction
10 he travelling paoiic.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25


Merit uiIl win and recslvs public recognition
snd praise. FHctS wkich ARE the outcome d
ReneFnl experiences. growing through years Of
critical ana practical ted, heonnae a. rooted
nna fnmegnble a. the Foek Of Giblaltzr n pnb.
Iie epinsoa. and heneefsrtA need No farthsz
patahls snet hat sWif1as spssiAs b tie bssl
blood puEiAet n fhe World, 4 one % hes
imn,ovshle 0ihEnltnr rock f1et1 81 Ehfck "
have spokea. and every DAYS expaEisncs rosa
tia eoavictlnn deeper and deeper h public
cpanion. Every eia6a o. cur people n Amer.
z. md n ssssges svsts -sas g., ez.lssg -
have borne voluntary t1gflnony % she -.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

Saiel SaIel Saiel sale Of hne elk
plushaa. Two lots; lot l, $50 pisces n
S7jk; lot 2. $50 pieces al 81.0o.
oe8 CnRsxxn Cxnknr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

Removal SaIes-Men's merlno shirts
Is. MEMS merino drawers Is, 80 suit.
Toklas b HinaegEan. ocl6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

Half prios Ans sIIk plashes . Ne
RFsat aals this week.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

PIushes for the million. Every color.
Sale this week; 50 per cent isss than
usual rates. CaKzxKa CKBAsT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-25

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